Sentence examples for typically counter from inspiring English sources
At this point, Republicans typically counter that these policies come with negative side effects on jobs and the economy.
(Working mothers typically counter these statistics by saying there is always another study that says the opposite, and that research from the 1970s will not be so relevant now).
Economists typically counter with a lesson about supply and demand: Increase the sheer amount of housing, and competition for it will fall, bringing down rents along the way to the benefit of everyone.
Cosmopolitans not only typically counter with a flurry of universalist and egalitarian moral arguments, but they also accuse communitarians of obscuring the threat posed by globalization to the particular forms of community whose ethical primacy the communitarians endorse.
First Sharapova was rocked on her heels, though she typically countered immediately for 3-3.
Viruses as a class of pathogens are typically countered by many of these conserved host mechanisms.
If these gene duplications were always the result of WGD events, the expected increase in gene lineages was typically countered by loss of at least one descendant lineage.
High rates of type I errors are typically countered by making the threshold criteria more stringent (e.g. Bonferroni correction, false-discovery rate) or by applying full model tests.
Simon Jenkins, in a typically counter-intuitive Guardian column, said he had been "shocked at the mendacity of 'project fear'" and the "silly talk" about the likely economic effects of Brexit, asking rhetorically: "what on earth is George Osborne on about?" You have to read his full column to appreciate the subtlety of his argument that has convinced him, a long-time Eurosceptic, to vote Remain.
And in a typically counter-intuitive gesture, "Neruda" doesn't pretend to know, either.
These imports are typically counter-seasonal to the United States harvest and represent a guide for targeting organic fresh produce for export to the United States.
